1/4 mile time

[sohc_vtec 2NR]

aerodynamic as a brick? how'd you do that?

i hit a jetta from behind like 5 months ago, not entirely my fault, kind of suspicious when she has 3 accidents in 3 months. Then about 4 days ago some women backed into me and tore my bumper off.

Originally posted by 93Honda
i hit a jetta from behind like 5 months ago, not entirely my fault, kind of suspicious when she has 3 accidents in 3 months. Then about 4 days ago some women backed into me and tore my bumper off.

in new jersey its TOTALY your fault as i suspect it is in most states, as you have to be TOO close even IF the person in fron tof you is intentionaly trying to get you to hit them..

Originally posted by 93Honda
15 seconds, nitwit lol, but I was counting in my head so it is likely to be seriously off target, man i need a stopwatch lol.

i find it amusing that you call me a nitwit, but then explain your method of "counting in my (your) head" to determin 1/4 mile E/T....

live in a glass house??? throw stones do ya???

get a clue man...

hence the lol, i even poked fun at my own method of counting, so in your words, "get a clue"

and actually being 100 feet back is quite a bit of distance don't you think. considering everyone in front of her and including her all slammed on their brakes, and i had to do the same, i was not too close. Not having anti-lock brakes on a oil slick road produces some problems when trying to grind to a dead stop from 60

Originally posted by 93Honda
and actually being 100 feet back is quite a bit of distance don't you think.

did you hit her.. YES.. so OBVIOUSLY.. its NOT far enough

Originally posted by 93Honda
i was not too close.

too close for what??? you OBVIOUSLY were...
you could not stop in time thus being too close... too close being defined as not adequate stopping distance..

Originally posted by 93Honda
on a oil slick road

im not even touching this... lol

Originally posted by 93Honda
Not having anti-lock brakes on a oil slick road produces some problems when trying to grind to a dead stop from 60

excuses are nails in the house of failure..

[pimpinprelude]

quote:
Originally posted by 93Honda
on a oil slick road

was it wet.... ???if so yea then there probably was some oil on it.. but still....

* i had posted a response here*

but forget it, i know better than anyone that happened, and i don't feel i have to explain myself to someone 3000 miles across the country who i don't even know.

[sohc_vtec 2NR]

THEN YOU LIE! explain yourself....



j/k

dang, you're ont o me, whatever shall i do, oh no, oh no *cough*sarcasm*cough* lol

I thought this was a 1/4 mile time thread?

[nonovurbizniz]

Originally posted by 93Honda
and actually being 100 feet back is quite a bit of distance don't you think. considering everyone in front of her and including her all slammed on their brakes, and i had to do the same, i was not too close. Not having anti-lock brakes on a oil slick road produces some problems when trying to grind to a dead stop from 60

You're a retard...

A. following distance is determined by time not feet...

If you're doing 120 100 feet CERTAINLY is not enough... hell even at 60 100ft isn't enough... it's a MINIMUM of 3 seconds.

B. Those distances INCREASE when it's wet or "oil soaked" out...

C. Telling people you went "just over 15" and not mentioning that this was you "counting in your head"... is about as dumb as you can make yourself sound.
1. a 15.01 and a 15.3 are TOTALLY different times in REAL 1/4 mi times...
2. A stop watch or your "sharp as a ball" mind are NOT accurate means of guaging your cars performance much less 1/4 mi. times.
3. I feel dumber having read 90% of what you have said.

[sohc_vtec 2NR]

3. I feel dumber having read 90% of what you have said.

i find that very funny...^^

i'm not even going here.

now kids, don't make me turn this car around...